Irregular verbs
Grade 3: past tense of go, eat, swim, catch, buy, present perfect (has eaten), irregular plurals (children, mice, teeth), right or wrong form.
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Yesterday we ___ to the park.
- goed
- going
- gone
- went
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wentWhich is the past tense of "eat"?
- ate
- eated
- eaten
- eats
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ateLast summer, Mia ___ in the sea.
- swam
- swimmed
- swims
- swum
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swamYesterday, Dad ___ a big fish.
- catched
- catches
- catching
- caught
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caughtWhich is the past tense of "buy"?
- bought
- boughten
- buyed
- buys
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boughtComplete: She has ___ her lunch already.
- ate
- eat
- eated
- eaten
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eatenComplete: Mia is not here. She has ___ home.
- go
- goed
- gone
- went
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goneWhat is the plural of "child"?
- childen
- children
- childrens
- childs
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childrenWhat is the plural of "tooth"?
- teeth
- teeths
- toothes
- tooths
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teethWhich sentence is correct?
- The mice ran away.
- The mice runned away.
- The mices ran away.
- The mouses ran away.
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The mice ran away."I catched the ball" is correct English. (True or false?)
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False"They bought new shoes" is correct English. (True or false?)
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True"He has swam all morning" uses the correct form. (True or false?)
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FalseFix the mistake: "I goed home." (Answer out loud)
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I went home.What is the plural of "mouse"? (Answer out loud)
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miceToday I swim. Yesterday I swam. I have ___ many times. (Answer out loud)
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swum
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